The Puffer Forum

CarmenH wrote:That sounds perfectly sane compared to what my hubby wants to buy...
http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/sports ... diens.html
Seriously, WTF????

LOL!!! (Hysterical.)


Sorry JP...those are some "foofie" lookin' collars!

All the other neighborhood cats will definitely be laughing their @#$ off.

Ohyouknow wrote:An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure - because treating my whole house, as well as going to the vet to get her the shot to kill the fleas, with the follow up pill (for just her alone) would cost WAY more than the $$ you are out on the collars... and we have 2 cats. So 2 shots, 2 pills, and treat the house... I think it's worth it. (sorry J-P!)

if, and for how long, the collars are effective..........

BeachORama wrote:
Sorry JP...those are some "foofie" lookin' collars!

All the other neighborhood cats will definitely be laughing their @#$ off.

i didn't want to say it!

I must have been terribly tired last night to have quoted myself... I thought I edited. Ugh. Oh well.

I think it might be worth a shot, and hope they work. If they don't- then you are flea infested anyways. If they do, no fleas...

Then again, if they don't work and you don't happen to catch fleas... how do you know they worked?
And how long do they last? I'm interested in trying them, because at least once a year we spend 120 on shots, 60 on pills, and about 100 bucks easy on the 'knock out' spray that works quickly and penetrates to rid us of fleas. Have to treat a few times on all surfaces, and it takes a lot to do the whole house.

$280. - if not more (considering personal discomfort and having to hassle with the infestation, and possibly more money spent) If those are 30 day collars, one each month... (one cat? two?) that would be $150 a cat for 1 year, not including shipping. Of course, that's if they are effective. I'd pay $300 to never have to hassle with fleas. Let me know how they work!

good point ^^^^ those collars cost much less then a 6 month flea/tick treatment for both of your cats
1 6 month treatment pack out here is like $60-$70 depending on weight

I use frontline plus on my dog and its worth ever $. Our vet said if our dog is in a low flea environment would could get away with only applying it once every 2-3 months. The only time I have ever seen a flea in my house has been the foster dog, we put a few drops on him and with in a few min they were jumping off of him like a sinking ship. No signs of fleas any more.

Definitely nuts

Ahhh I was looking and the only NFL teams are the ny teams so no toaster for me

If there is a saints one I know what I am getting my bf one of these days.. haha

Just these

http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/search.php?q=toaster

I will keep looking untill they get a carolina team I like.

+1 for Frontline & be done with it. Flea collars are only good when the flea walks across it.

Please read these sites! Essential oils and cats can be very iffy, at best.

http://www.holisticat.com/aromatherapy.html

http://cats.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi=1/XJ& ... ercat.com/

http://cats.about.com/od/housekeeping/a ... herapy.htm

http://aspenbloompetcare.com/2005/10/us ... h-cats.htm (pro-aromatherapy + cat site)

~reefchik~ thanaks for the post.. it is a real eye opener.

I know they are not using the "oil" per say, but a powdered formula what is then somehow attached (the word my wife used was penetrate) the collar.

I will keep an eye on them. I just wish I could afford a vet to do a liver test as recommended by these sites.

CarmenH wrote:OMG, you guys are supposed to be on MY SIDE!!!!!

Bcummings8521 wrote:I would never ever ever pay for the collars...................................... but that toaster will be in my house as soon as I get the extra cash

I'm definitely on your side Carmen, I've never liked (American)football anyway!

http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/sports ... llies.html

yessssss